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Ten More Infra Reds
Superb stuff, 2, 3, 5 and 10 for me. These make me want a camera converted to IR! I've got a Hoya R72 filter, which is good to experiment with, but not quite the same and pretty tricky to use too. Regards David
Posted by davidstorm on 02/07/2015 - 23:46
Photoshop messing
Cheers Karlo, here is how i did these, 1, open any image in ps. 2, go to filter > pixelate > mezzotint, choose medium lines 3, go to filter > Blur > radial blur, amount=100, method = zoom, quality = best 4, repeat step 3 around four or five times. 5, duplicate layer 6, select original layer...
Posted by derek897 on 07/08/2015 - 19:19
Starting the day
All sharp and well exposed but several have a 'blue' colour cast -- maybe you should have used 'cloudy' on the 'White Balance' --- on FILM I use an 81B filter.
Posted by Peter Elgar on 27/08/2015 - 14:15
Studland and Birdlife
Would take quite a bit to break that Tamron. Those things are old school solid! Straight out of the top of a backpack onto the ground (grass) mostly OK but it rattled and wouldn't zoom anymore so I assume that a bit of the linkage broke. As Nigel's seagull shots show, the Tamron is a good lens. I...
Posted by StephenHampshire on 04/09/2015 - 13:29
Studland and Birdlife
... As Nigel's seagull shots show, the Tamron is a good lens. It also got me into RAW processing as I started using Helicon Filter to remove the sometimes copious purple fringing. It's done the job for me so far, definitely, and has proven it's versatility. I have not been too plagued by PF really...
Posted by McGregNi on 04/09/2015 - 16:59
Studland and Birdlife
... As Nigel's seagull shots show, the Tamron is a good lens. It also got me into RAW processing as I started using Helicon Filter to remove the sometimes copious purple fringing. It's done the job for me so far, definitely, and has proven it's versatility. I have not been too plagued by PF really...
Posted by StephenHampshire on 04/09/2015 - 17:07
Studland and Birdlife
Absolutely! It's my first port of call with the Pentax DNGs, which I find it opens in a beautifully well prepared state. The colour temperature is perfectly carried through from the camera setting, and the gamma raising and highlight control are excellent 'out the box'. As you hint at Stephen, i...
Posted by McGregNi on 04/09/2015 - 17:27
Auckengill Harbour, Caithness Scotland
It's a nice themed idea and there's such strong variety in the set, but with that unifying factor. I like the crisp sharp subjects and each image has a clear focal point and good layout. I'm not keen on the quite strong vignette effects going on, particularly in those that are shot from above... T...
Posted by McGregNi on 14/09/2015 - 21:30
A closer look at the age of steam
TRIPOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Yes Barrie. I've gone over to the dark side. I hate the things, heavy and cumbersome and no good for street or action photography but thanks to Gartmore I acquired an IR filter a while ago and intend doing some infra red photography soon. My previous cathedral, museum,...
Posted by davidtrout on 15/09/2015 - 14:24
Few from Stanage Edge
I actually went to Burbage this morning to try out a new 10 stop filter but within seconds there were hundreds of midges buzzing round me so I gave this up, went home and had a look through some pictures I'd taken earlier this year with a fresh eye. No 1 No 2 No 3 No 4 N...
Posted by carmagw on 17/09/2015 - 20:28
Few from Stanage Edge
Nice set, did you have a filter on for these? if so what do you use?
Posted by 08tiger on 18/09/2015 - 07:12
Few from Stanage Edge
Thanks for the comments, Nice set, did you have a filter on for these? if so what do you use? - For these I didnt use a filter (although I have since started to use them), all shot in raw and underexposed with shadows recovered in lightroom. Added graduated filters in lightroom as well. ...
Posted by carmagw on 18/09/2015 - 17:14
Few from Stanage Edge
Some great compositions in here George, number 2 being probably my favourite. I do think though that they suffer in general for having been taken without a ND Graduated filter; the balance between sky and ground is a fight in some of them. I noted your observation in another thread that you have...
Posted by davidstorm on 18/09/2015 - 21:01
Few from Stanage Edge
Thanks for your comments Some great compositions in here George, number 2 being probably my favourite. I do think though that they suffer in general for having been taken without a ND Graduated filter; the balance between sky and ground is a fight in some of them. I noted your observation in an...
Posted by carmagw on 23/09/2015 - 11:00
Eilean Donan day and night
On a recent day trip from Inverness to Talisker on Skye, I passed Eilean Donan Castle on a grey afternoon so I popped on a 10 stop filter to see if I could get a perfect relection. Sigma 10-20 On the return journey after sampling a few drams I took two evening pics from the opposite side. Tamron...
Posted by alimid on 06/10/2015 - 21:31
Rorschach abstracts
Thank you, Andy and Nigelk. Well - very different and artistic! Would be interested to know some of the particular settings the camera were for these?!! Andy, On the K-5, I used the digital filter "custom filter" setting, scroll down to "invert color." This found under menu record tab #2. Ma...
Posted by Nakedgun on 18/10/2015 - 06:33
Rorschach abstracts
Thank you, Andy and Nigelk. Well - very different and artistic! Would be interested to know some of the particular settings the camera were for these?!! Andy, On the K-5, I used the digital filter "custom filter" setting, scroll down to "invert color." This found under menu record tab #2. Ma...
Posted by alfpics on 18/10/2015 - 09:23
A day at Sidmouth
You could have left out the dog! 8) (I'm not interested in dogs) .... But the rest, well I can totally understand how impossible it was to filter it down any more. It's a really strong set with every one benefiting from that superb lighting. You were out at the right times and have reaped the rewa...
Posted by McGregNi on 01/11/2015 - 18:18
A day at Sidmouth
You could have left out the dog! 8) (I'm not interested in dogs) .... But the rest, well I can totally understand how impossible it was to filter it down any more. It's a really strong set with every one benefiting from that superb lighting. You were out at the right times and have reaped the re...
Posted by alfpics on 01/11/2015 - 20:04
Some Images from home
I thought that must be the Lleyn Peninsular. I stayed in that area in a holiday cottage a couple of times many years ago and loved it. I've heard that you can see the Wicklow Mountains from the top of Snowdon on a very clear day so its logical you could see them from Yr Eifl which is quite a few mi...
Posted by bychan on 13/11/2015 - 01:33
